Thursday, May 8th, 2008
Category: Dojo, Interview
, JavaScript
The Dojo grid and charting packages are very rich these days, and continue to get better. Alex also noted in a separate discussion how there are subtle advantages to the charting package such as being able to print the darn things out nicely. Other flashier products may not allow that minor feature.
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It’s interesting that Dojo integration with Django is the exciting news and in the Sam Stephenson interview we learn that Prototype is becoming more independent of Rails.
Is there a Rails backlash going on?
hey HG:
so just to clarify a bit, we’ve ported Django’s templating language to Dojo but we haven’t heard anything from the Django team with regards to their Ajax toolkit plans. Obviously, this new Dojo module makes it something of a no-brainer to use Django with Dojo, but it’ll be up to end-users to use them together.
That said, we’d LOVE to work with the Django team on adding things like dojo.data helpers for Django models and other types of integration which would make building really sophisicated UI’s much easier.
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